St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-24

shouted and yelled at the least proyoca-
tioa. The fielding of Hines, Carroll,
Richardson and 0'Brien was good, while
'Brien, Myers and Carroll led the bat
ting. Score:
Washington.3 l o o o o o o II
Detroit......,.0 o l o o l %
Errors, Washington ), Detroit 3; base hits
Washington 10, Detroit IL; earned runs,
Washington q, Detroit j; two-base hits,
Rowe, Hanlan; three-base hits, Myers, Dun
lap; home runs, O'Brien, Brouthers; double
plays, Hines and Mack, Dunlap and Rowe :
nrst base on balls, Myers; hit by pitched ball
Carroll, Thompson; first base on errors,
Washington ), Detroit l. struck out, by Whit
ney /, by Getzein time .; umpire, Grace.
BOSTON DEFEATED.
BoSToN, May 23--The indianapolis
team defeated the BostonS to-day, play
ing an almost perfect game, the only
error being Healy's wild throw,on which
club went all to pieces i'll the first in
ming, their total being one run and
seven errors. After this they braced up
but Radbourne was hit safely during
the rest of the game. Burdock made Il
base hit in the second inning and in
stealing second Sprained his ankle,
O'Rourke taking his place. Sutton was
laid OFF on account OF a lame arm and
Whcelock played right field and Kelly
.gravitated from third to second after
Burdocks injury. Score:
Indianapolis. ........1 D , o > o l o %
Boston. ..............1 90 = 90 o. Is
Errors, Boston O. Indianapolis 4; base hits,
Boston l6, indianapolis >; two-base nitS,
Morrill, >, McGeeChy, Cahiil, Denny: three
base hits, Iornung, Johnston; home run,
Kelly; double plays Glasscock and Bassett,
McGeachy ana GlaSscock; first base on balls,
Hornung, Radburue, Seery, Shomberg ,,
Morrill,: struck ont Johnston, Healey ,,
Arundel; passed ball Daily; wild pitch, Rad
bourne; time, 30; umpire, Quest.
CHICAGO WINS.
PHILADELPHIA, May 23.-Philadel-
phia dropped another game to the Chi
Cages after a stubborn contest of twelve
innings. Burlington pitched an excel
lent game, the hitting being generally
scattered except in the seventh when Il
home run, q triple, a double and a single
were maize. Farrar's mutf of thrown
bali was responsible for two of the four
runs scored in this inning. Chicago
scored the winning run ON fumbles by
Bastean and DAILY, Il hit by DAILY and
Cummings miss of 4 fourth strike.
Flynn split a finger on the first bail hit
by right and retired in favor of Darling.
Ryan injured his arm in sliding to the
plate in the seventh and his place WAS
taken by Garrison. Score:
Philadelphia. y 0O0 l 0 20 0-5
Chicago .......I . 20 200 10000 10
Errors. Philadelphia 8, Chicago 4 base
hits, Philadelphia II, Chicago Is; earned
runs, PHILADELPHIA =, Chicago 9: two-base
hits, Burns, Daily; three-base hit, Williamson;
home run, Ryan; double plays, Ryan and
Arson, Burlington, Farrar and Cunning;
first base on balls, Fogarty, Burlington, Bas-
team. Sunday; hit by pitched ball, Farrar;
first base on errors, Philadelphia l. Chicago
i: struck out, Philadelphia Is, Chicago 5;
passed balls, DAILY; time, = hours; umpire,
Doescher.
TIE GIANTS AHEAD.
NEW YORK, May 23.-The Pittsburg
and New York clubs played their third
game to-day. The l-ittsburg men, us
others have done, batted Welch all over
the field. Mccormick was effective ex-
cept iii the second and eighth innings.
The play was generally slow. Had it
not been for the lively batting it would
have been tireSome. There was 10
ether feature that deserved mention.
Score.
Pittsburg ~ o , 0 4 o l o 10
Errors, New York ;, Pittsburg Z: base hits,
New York %, Pittsburg 20; earned runs,
New York 10. Pittsburg 10; two-base bits,
Mccormick, Gore, Conner. Richardson, " hit
ney; three-baSe hits Whitney l. Smith l :;
home run, Welch double play, Richardson
and Conner; first base on balls Gore =, Gil
lespie, Dorgan Richardson, Brown, Cole
man; hit by pitched ball, Conner, Smith !;
first base on errors, New York 1, Fittsburg 2;
struck out. New York l, Pittsburg 9; passed
ball, Carroll; wild pitches, Weleh l, McCor-
mick ,: lime, 2:30; umpire, Powers.